Chlorite Quartz - Specimen golden tiger eye along with thin

along with thin

The calcite forms in white or beige veins or patches that stand out against the blue-green chrysocolla matrix

What stands out on this specimen is the contrast between the darker crown and the rougher

Vanadinite was first recognized in the early 1800s and is best known as a secondary lead vanadate mineral

Fluorite is a calcium fluoride mineral commonly found in hydrothermal veins and is known for its wide range of colors

Chlorite Quartz - Specimen golden tiger eye along with thinMined from: Ganesh Himal region, Bagmati, Nepal Description: This one of a kind Chlorite Quartz mineral specimen from Ganesh Himal, Nepal features a dense, open framework of long, dark green to nearly black prismatic Quartz crystals heavily coated with Chlorite. The crystals grow in a tangled, crisscrossed formation, with many sharp points, broken tips, and angular bridges giving the piece a rugged, skeletal look. The surface has a fine sparkly